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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1932
Page
17
A busy week in town with social visits including Mrs. Tanck and Mrs. Leonard on Saturday, the Christmas seal sale gaining local returns, and community events such as a Beenen home gathering. The article mentions varied happenings from road light bulbs to church events and hospital trips, highlighting local life and December 27 plans.
The page lists corrected market quotes from royal dealers for Wednesday with items such as corn and related commodities. Several entries appear garbled or misread, including references to nod corn new No.4 Qatar Bailey and other unclear goods, reflecting OCR error.
Local notes report a box social and program planned for December 16 at Sehipall School, Gilles North, eight miles west of Hinwick. Amilla Blesid invites help filling boxes and welcomes attendees. Several visits and social updates follow from Alva Packard, Ruth Phelpa, and Tegland sisters. Weather turns colder with recent light snowfall and subzero temperatures.
The regular Town Council meeting in Wigfield December 1992 approved minutes from November and paid numerous bills including Philly Co 400.00 Goetlach 10.00 Miller 2.86 Frank Ward 6.09 and others. The finance committee approved all bills and the session adjourned with all aye votes.
Mrs Aunty Golgol and Mrs Thora Day hosted visitors while John Swanson and children joined Mart Dodge. Memil Mes and F Baker of Hampton were guests Thursday at the Wefty home. Laura Angel of Lovernor stayed several days with S C Manner. Mrs Harold Saxton visited new neighbors Mr and Mrs Monty Margollun in Humboldt last Thursday. H E Gottach left yesterday to build ten corn cribs for Quaker Oats Co at various sites. Mr and Mrs Glarenst Jahieon and children of Klemme spent Ist Sunday with A D Gimer family.
A damaged notice announces a special execution from The Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank of Lincoln Nebraska against Fred Rasmussen for about 16516.86 dollars with interest. It lists real estate in Humboldt County Iowa and sets a sale date in December 1942 at 10 00 AM at the court house steps in Dakota City.
Renwick School reports very good attendance over six weeks with many students named as neither absent nor tardy. Several pupils earned dental and spelling honors, with 100 percent in spelling on Fridays for a group of students. The eighth and tenth graders are noted for absences due to illness and a visit by Mrs. Plemmis to the classroom.
A primary room notes many small acts of care as students light candles for health tickets, prepare decorations, and mail toys to an orphanage. Merwin Maurer leads as health captain while peers aid with story hour, crafts, and a fireplace scene.
A fragmented New York feature recalls a chaotic scene at a park, a coach named Gus Dornly, and a mix of literary figures. The tale mentions a secretary, a publisher, a clockwork alarm, and a diverse cast including a poet, a magician, and a magician’s assistant in a bustling city vignette from a historical issue.
The Agriculture Department notes Washington increases in early 1nevortlng period with a U.S. population rise of about 62 million, driven by migration. It highlights a 261,000 boost in urban relocation and a net shift toward farming regions despite overall demographic changes. The report emphasizes 1981 to 1982 trends showing gains offsetting farm population declines and urban-to-rural moves, with ongoing adjustments in rural demographics.
Unclear report notes rising fishing activity amid unemployment. It mentions Sintham village craft and a local company expanding bamboo and related products to meet higher consumer demand. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
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